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DENTISTRY.

nR sTAKR PARSONS DENTIST 9TH ST. COR
- ner NV. Pam prevented In extracting by ap-
phcaton 70 gums; something aud the best lling
sspeeAty aching teeth saved artificial teeth inserted
EkEE DENTAL INFIRMARY-TEETH FILLED
aud arnc1al teeth inserted without charge except
cost cost, o. material on Application At 1929 st. Dental
except Sunday Extraction OF teeth free d2l- I'm
nR DUKE DENTIST. us l4TH NW-TEFTH
~ extracted without pain. by AID OF local appcafon
prepared and used only BY me. Teeth flled III ~.
ieei hitting sets Of artificial teeth Operations Suals,
nR 7. NJ TALBOT DENTIST, 437 IRA ST.
1Vthree doors from corner Of T. Dentistry In All
orsnchss Teeth inserted "a per SET Al work var
ranted jAnl
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Representative Browne. Of Indiana, VINO was .
member CT the ways and means committee last
Congress and VIII again be assigned 70 that CON-
mittee. b preparing q tarif bill which he pro-
poses 70 submit TO his colleagues on the republican
side OF the House for their approval as q substi-
tute for any tarfn bill the democrats may bring
In He thinks that there is a chance OF the demo
Gratis bringing into the House q tartn bill OF snch
character that the republicans could not AFFORD TO
vote against It, and then whatever credit accrued
nom the measure would go TO the democrats He
Purposes that the republicans shall have bill OF
their own, and then n the democrats adopt one Of
the same sort the republicans can claim That they
nrst made the suggestion.
He has not his bil entirely ready yet, but he ex-
pects 70 complete it In time TO submit Il 20 his
party friends, and get 10 60 the WAYS and means
committee before they have time 20 report q bill
In character t viii not differ widely from what b
liable 70 be taken by the democrats as q compru-
mise. Il viii propose the repeal OF the tobacco
tax, and OF the entire duty on sugar, SALT and
lumber. lt win reduce the duty on some grades
OF wool, or probably place the cosrser grades OF
wool on the free list The aim viii be 10 take the
tax on articles entering into every day consump-
ton, as far as possible, without disturbing
needed protection
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The Gas-House Assault.

TRIAL OF THE AssAILANTs OF SPECIAL OFFICER CASH
The case of Jas. Madigan and Tnos. Hogan, en-
ployes OF the gas works. charged with assault and
battery with intent to kill Special Officer Cash,
who is also employed at the gas works, as hereto
fore published In THE STAR. was called for trial in
the Police Court this afternoon. Cash testified
that about :45 O'Clock last Thursday morning, as
he was entering the machine shop at the gas
works, one OF the defendants struck him on the
head with some hard instrument, which looked
ike piece OF gas-pipe. They grabbed him and
gave him severe beating. BE got up and at
tempted to start away, when one OF them dealt
him another blow on the head and knocked him
SenseleSS.
Patrick Ryan, foreman OF the night force in the
gas works, testified that the defendants were en-
Noyed In the works on the night previous to the
assault. Madigan, he said, was suspended at 80
O'Clock that morning, and was put out OF the gate
O'Clock The defendants, he said, had no business
In the machine-shOp, where the assault is alleged
to have occurred. Witness heard the injured man
scream "murder."
THE CASE SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.
onicer Hart and Special Onicer Davis testified to
the arrest and condition OF defendants when placed
under arrest. The case was sent TO the grand jury
bonds $500.
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Hr WAS DRuxK--Thoa. sutton vas tzled In the
Criminal Court to-day cor pstit larceny, second
onense. ~. Bendneim apPeared fpr the dsaen.
tho tina a The alleged oqsnse and diq not Know
anything Of having taken the stoien ayttcle9 Too
Jury mud . verdict e noe guilty,
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FuRs. HArs. Funs,

FURsl HAIRS, EURsi
SEAL sAcQUEs FROM s125Up
SEAL VISITES AND JACKETS FROM $50
Up.
sSFgD ERs sArs s n r9 HHEs AXE
AND OTHER FURs.
MUFFs. IN BEAR. BEAVER. BLACK MAR
TEN. FOX. LYNX. MONKEY. SEAL AND
OTHER FURS
RUSSIAN HARE NUFFA FROM rs GENTS
UP.
LADIES' SEAL cAPs. aLovEA AND
wRIsTLErs.
FUR TRIMMING OF ALL KINDS.
CHILDRENS MUFFs AND COLLARa
DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS
FOR GENTS OvRROOATa
GENTS FUR CAPS. 0LOvKA AND NUE.
FLERS
Boys SEAL GAPS FROM u toss.
CAPES
GENTS DRESS SILK HArs sS. O. AND %.
SOFT AND STIFF HATS. IN ALL THE LAT.
EST STYLES. AT o.. Sl.50. 81. e250. 81
$3.50. -. $3.50, e5 AND %.
SILK AND GLORIA UMBRELLAS, WITH
GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES. FROM e2.50
TOel5
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF cAxHs
TRESS 3 co.'s CELEBRATED ENGLISH
SILK AND DERBY HATR
DENTS LONDON DRESS KID 0LOvKA
LADIES RIDING HATS AND CARS.
JAMES 7. DAVIS Sons
1901 Pea. svsauA Cor. l2thst
xstahaiahsd 1850. al.3n
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The City Post office.

TuREB MORE APPLICATIONS PILED fo-pAy.
The list OF candidates for the washington city
post-ofce was increased to-day by the addition OF
three names. Papers recommending jerome b.
Burke, the commander OF the department Of the
Potomac, @. A. r.; Silas o. Hemenway. Of this
city, and Frank T. Forbes, the postmaster at Fred
er1cksburR, Va, were received to-day at the Post
ONCE Department and placed on file. The list
now embraces some thirty names.
II is reported that the President has decided GO
appoint Mt. John w. Ross 70 succeed Mr.. Conger.
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PERsoNAI.-Gen. Jno. M. Schofeld and J. E.
Sawyer Of the Army, Frederic Gallattn, Geo T.
Curtis VIM. Aston Chandler and Lewis Sanders of
New York are at Wormley'A-Hon. stephen Pres
ton, minister from Hayti; Senator Jn0. p. Jones,
VIM. p. Bacon, B. II. BristOw and w. II. Foster OF
New YORK are at the Arltngton.-Frank w. Arm
Cincinnati, ]. +. Bingham OF the Army, n. &
Shaler Of Cambridge. Mass, J; 2. Thayer Of san
Ebbitt.- senators Hale and Vance were IN New
York last night.-N. w. Dodge and r. W. Lewis
OF New York and r y. Mason or the Richmond and
Coz, editor Of the Port Tobacco Tsnsea G. A. john
son OF san Francisco, Thos. Hurd OF Newburyport,
treal are at the St James.-Geo. L. Wright Of
New York. Jno. D. Brant OF London, Eng Henry
w. Ewing OF jefferson City, No. and J: F. Thomp-
stevenson, c. a. Moore OF New YORK, Arthur Roy
ers OF Providence, R L, L L Leggett o. Cleveland
DIR. Frank Williams and wfre, Of Haddonneld,
N. J., ere IT Willarda
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DIED.

BANNIsTER On December %, 1887, Of O'Clock
q m, OF typhoid fever JOsEPH EDWARD BANNls-
Funeral from late residence, William bsunster.
400 Twenty-seventh street northwest Saturday. at
pm, SAINT John Chapel, Iwenty-second street,
:, BLISS IS, On "Wednesday, Desep p - 1887. So
Funeral Saturday, December 81, at New York Ave.
nue. Presbyterian Church, At p. m Intermeut
private No flowers. 2'
CAvANAUGH On December %. lss7, at 8 Is
O'Clock, THOMAS. infant son Of Thomas l. and Jose
n Cavanaugh- aged eie ht days
Mourn not for the child from thy tenderness rven,
Ere slsin on Its purity fell
To thy questioning heart 10 an answer from heaven.
lis IL well with the child." IL IL we'll
FRENCH Suddenly ON Thursday morning. Decem-
Der ~ 1887, Of apoplexy. az Gls street northwest,
Mrs. N. A. FRENCH. sister OF Misses Abby D. and
Helen A. simmons, aged sixty years
Congressional Cemetery. Memorial services Sun
day. 80 at spiritual Hall corner seventh AID
L streets northwest
ROSS At the residence Of her parents. No. 2sl6
December 2y, 1867, of dlphtherls, An STOCKTON.
beloved daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Capt 0edIke W.
Funeral private. Intcrlnent At oak Hm Cemetery.
Friaay, Dec. 80. 1t 3 80 O'Clock.
TAYLOR On December ~. 1887. ut 3 30 O'Clock
am, MARY JANE TAILOR widow Of the late Wn.
Henson Taylor. aged hfty-sx years
Past her suffering. past her pain.
Cease 70 weep for taArs vain,
Calm the turnult Of her breast,
f0' sue WHO 'uns BIT Efs ounpnrx.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 9l7 oeorFia
avenue southeast on Sunday, january I. 1t66.
q O'Clock I'm. Friends ana rsisuvss are rsspecs-
WILLIS. On December 90, 1857, st the residence
Of her dauxhter. Mrs Joseph A. Ware No. 1870
Rhode Island syenue MIRA CHAkLohTE Z VILLA
Seryices Al 4 30, saturday, 3lst
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DOZENS ELEorR1c Soar.


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Os Building P1pen, Charcoal, Portisnd Gement
Chimney flnA white and Front ssad. IN:
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Messra BiFney and Bdrney, for John p. Larguey,
led bill against Michael Hines tor dissolution OF
Partnership account, injunction and receiver. The
district government under the naIno or Htnes Z
Co The complainant alleges that 81 800 has been
charges that Hines now presents claims wholly
0ctdt3ous With the intent 20 defraud him. Judge
Nerrick directed that restraining Order b nDued
retnFnabie on Saturday.
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WINTER RESORTS.


TINE O0LEIHOkPE,
BRUNSWICK BY THE SEA,
GEORGIA.
Entirely new, built Of brick with ali modern improve
mentA 70 now open. Accommodates 500 For ftlrther
Information or circular addrexs
B. Z CRITTENDEN, Manager
Proprietor Of Cooper House Cooperstovn Y lsfs NJ
Hygeis Hotel. Old Point Comfort, Va d30-m " 2Sit
i RISEY woops HOTEL
"a, NOW OPEN
ax3-m,wkx26t II. n DowxR Proprs>Ase.
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COmmending the President's Message.
BANQUET OF TIE NAssACHUsETTs TARIFF REFORM
LEAGUE.

COmmemdlmg the PFesi0ent's Message.
BANQUET OF TIE NAssACHUsETTs TARIFF REFORM
Among the distinguished men from various sec
tons OF the country who sat down last night at
the banquet OF the Massachusetts, Tariff Reform
League at the Hotel Brunswick in Boston were
Hon. James Russell Lowell. Gen. J. II. Cora Hon.
p. A. Collins. Hon. w. G. p. Breckinridge, OF Ark
ansas; Senator Morgan, Of Alabama, and many
oshera At q preliminary meeting Of the league,
Mr.. Goldman presiding uresolutions commencing
President Cleveland's message were unanimously
adopted Omcers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, Henry l. Pierce; vice presidents, j. r. Low
ell VIM. Endicott, Jr, R0bt. Blake NJ. X. Stevens,
A. p. Martin, J. N. FORBES, Julius 2. SeeIey, Henry
Lee, NJ D. Spalding, p. A. Collins, WIN. Lloyd Gar
risOn and othera Ii the banquet hal, HOE. James
Russell Lowell opened tho speaking. He unQuali-
fiedly approved the general tenor OF Pres1dent
ClevelAnds message and argped A. length In favor
OF tariff revision. AT the first mention OF the
Preadentb name there was loud applause and DR..
VIM. Everitt, f.. proposed three cheers for Presi-
dent Cleveland, which were given In hearty man
ner. Upon the conclusion OF his address Mr.. LOW
ell introduced Senator Morgan. OF Alabama. who
expressed his rejoicing that the South and the
NOrtn were united. Congressman Breckenridge,
OF Kentucky said that projection was an arttnc1al
stimulus and was unhealtnfui, a. all arttfcdal
stimuli are. MessrA steven, Goldman, Wilson
Rogers and Everett also spoke.
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FOR lighthouses.


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f i5Ss !: nv iIS n Ss g
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1873 l2th st. NV. Or. 40 700 z. aw. Ar, 4
SSti s Z nv nv fsa, Fisss 70 ssS
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16l2 9Th st n.w. 30 1l2o 18th St ne. Or. II
i Sis zap s g. .sss Ss
isss s 9n s.Hnr 2'Sa 1909 Sd St sw 4r.-s
dy4 b n. WARNER & CO. 916 st NV.
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHEDz
1922 Conn ave- $3.50 l3 2 l. st. 4th story ga ,5
IS 5tsA hos ii isS r. &! ONCE
FURNISHED.
Mass sia 3 $3.50 Mass mt sR
haSss Island P ss lsss
Dupont Sms 1T Circle Is ST. near IS
k:s n Sss e liz !; e. nd AZ
S Msa awe ave. nj 15h se sst "a and
FITCH. FOX 4 BROWN.
d24 1887 Penn sve.nw
IvOR RENT-916 ST. N. W, ELEGANT NEW
IL th-ee-story and cellar brick dwelling; 10 rooms
and all mode-n improvements: rent, $50 per month.
SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY 927 ct. NV. d17-12t
l,OR RENT-l39 l41 AND l43 D ST. Sc, COY
Il bay window Bricks; six rooms, all modern conven-
fence but two squares from United States Capitol:
WELLER & REPETTI,
d23-1w 326 Pa. ave. s.e.
L'OR RENT-NEAk THE CAPITOL. A DESIRABLE
III VISIT ted
including bath. 103 I'd st. ne. n1-yws
L,OR RENT OR SALE-1756 MASSACHUSETTS
Il ave. n. W., new House. 80 foot front; 22 rooms;
pantry Closets two bath rooms, wide hallway, cellar
and cold storage vault An offer for purchase rent
may be submitted to JOHN SHERMAN CO.
dl3-1m 14O7 st. NV
I,OR RENT
- S2l 18th sine, 5r IA l224 wyie st.n.e 81 80
IN WYE 81 ne, Or Rear 2621 81 NV AZ ~
81 4th St ne, Or. 1880 916 St NV. Tor so
Est Terrace Sc Dr.. 10 1908 Myestne. Or 10. so
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RlRO.

CLARKE-REDD. On December 20. 1857, ct th,
residence of the Rev. DR.. Sunderland WILLIAM r
CLARKE and LULlE b. Reid.
Moop.sHEwALTER ON MONDAY, septembsr 10
MAkD s. WOOD 70 ADDIE " sHkwALTEk
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Cable Notes from Frankfort.

Special Gable Dispatch to the EVENING STAR
FRANKFORT, Dec. 30.-The mother OF Prince Fer.
dinanda OF Bulgaria. intends to visit Constantine
pie and apply for an audience with the sultan.
The mother of the king Of Bavaria has presented
the pope with golden host cup filled with 5000
francA
violent quarrel Is going on between the Kress-
Zeitun1 and the Berlin Post about Prince Will
helms participation in the Stoeker meeting at the
residence OF Count Walderze.
Herr Sal0monSohn, for many years director OF the
Dlsconte Gesellschaft, has resigned to retire to
private life.
Semi onicial reports from Vienna say that the
Impressions which the German minister to st.
petersburg received at the Russian capital do not
Indicate an Inn. r0vement In the situation.
The Hamburg boerse has resolved TO allow sales
OF sugar Optiona
Sussaman, a banker of Warsaw, and Calzada, q
banker OF Zabille have failed, with heavy habil-
tiles.
The Bulgarian sobranJe adjourned yesterday
after receiving the warm thanks OF Prince Ferdi-
nand.
At a mass meeting In Hamburg in connection
with the celebration OF the pOpe's jubilee, Herr
Wfndhorst made great speech, In which he de-
manded The restoration or the temporal power Of
the pope In order that q perfect understanding
with that potentate might be secured.
The continental stock exchanges are firm to-day,
and copper shares are higher.
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR c. w. sELDEN, PROFESSOR OF MIDwIF.
III cry since 1854 can be consulted ~ al hour By
ladies requiring oonndentiA trsssnent Once 900
9Th IT n ". d30-Sr
II AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF An
~ experienced felnsle physicisn should consult Ars-
Dk WILSON, llO5 Park Place ne. bet and q aud
18th aud 18th sts. ne Ladies only. d5-24ts
m AssAGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENTS
w taught and administered purely scieutinc pr1n
ciples electric dry, hot air vapor sulphur med
icsted Aix In Chapelle bstbs by Prof =. i. ostAl~
DIsTONR located at $50 18th 81 nv. Pen parzlysis
specially Pstaents trested ct their rssadencss Tee
timonals Of the highest order dl6-lms
ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BRoTHRRa 900 3 ST.
h w., appeared before me and made oeth thnt be y
the Oldest kstsbshed Expsr Specialist In this citys
and vii guarantee cure IN all cases Of private osease
Of and furptsh medicine no change consplter
scrlbed and sworn before me By Dr. BhofHHkA
SAMUEL c. MILLS Notary Public in and for ~
Distrlct Of Oolumbia. this Sd day q Juiy. 1ss6
NINE DR FOREST, LONG RsTABLTaHID AND
III rsisbis Ladiss Ph{sician en- be oonsalssa 6sfG
q her rsssdence. 9Ql - n y. o. hcpp neo
] 70 8 p m with 1ad1ssonly, n3o-lms
THOh IMPORTATION CONCERNING A RErnED
il ana wsll-c0nduotsd Home for Ladlss . Ooan1s-
ment addrsse Mn. MAhgAREr Mok6AI u3 y.
Lombard ST, Bsltimors. Nd. ne3-vks9n.
nR MOTIFS LRkNoa fowpzns ARE the
krost nassl sk1n troubase urinary dAsssso eurs1
" 81 5Srsi bS s6aps s' SEnvsf No s.ss
R.suys 1921 e: e yiss, p ~ - s. 1880: -
myii-iy 6f1iDIiokbx sor n q tAG
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He Attended a Banquet Last Night
and Seemed 10 do II Justice.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 30.-There appears to be
no truth whatever in the reports sent out from
Washington concerning the health Ut Senator
Joseph s. Blackburn. He was present at banquet az
kminence, KY, last night anu made a speech, ana
participated with the heartiness usual 70 INN upon
such occasions. He is at Frankfort to-day, where
the legislative session was lnaugurated.
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INCRNDIARIsN. - This morning, about 2:30
o'clock as Of1cers Gordon and Flynn were pass
ing the corner Of 4th and streets northwest they
noticed the basement door OF shea Flah rty's
plumber shop open, and upon Investigation found
that the floor and toists had been saturated with
oil and set on 1re. Fire company No was called
damage was done. The police were unable to as
certain whether the place had been robbed or not.
Only two days ago the store OF Mr.. Reagan, In
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
EoR sALE-oNLY A FEW MORE OF THOSE
l. Magnificent Villa Sites
AT ROSSLYNN,
az only cents per foot.
olo-lm 7. H. SYPHERD co.
WE HAVE SEVERAL VERY YALUABIE
l&rge properties for sale. situated ON Msssachu-
sets ave. extended and the fashionable Teuleytovn
road Also, number Of beautiful building steS some
choice lots, aud several splendid suburban farmS
Il b. GOLDSbOKOUGH Co,
oio-',n l405 st
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I'd EDITION.
--latest q6leglanS 10 The Star.
TAME CAUCUsING Ar ALBANY.
Every Prespect that the Plass.Eliseock
slate Will 70 Through Unbroken.

Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING SrAR
ALBANY, N. r, Dec. 30.-The caucusing prelim-
mary to the organization Of the legislature is the
tamest in years. It shows the absolute DONNA
ton OF ex-senator Plat In the republican party.
The Platt- Hiscock ''slate"-Low for President pro
tempore and Kenyon for clerk Of the senate, and
Cole for speaker and Chickering for clerk OF the
assembly-w1n 60 through without Q fracture and
PROBABLY without opposition. Ex-Spesker Jas W.
Hustled Is running personal canvass for himself
for speaker but there II political strength In It.
He Will not be In the race when the caucus meets
Monday night
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FINANCIAL AND COM.MERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following the opening aud closing prices of
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire to COrson l. Mccartney, 14l9 street.
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TIE C0RHAN EMBASSY, which was landed at
Yokohama by the Omaha, arrived at San Fran
cisco yesterday on the steamer oceanic.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IIOR RENT-622 sT. NV. THREE-sTORY
brick. - mod iups. at s5o PER month; also
= Is a NV fOur-stOry brick, r2oins Iuod imys,
a. AS per mouth. Inquire Of A. EBLkLT,s sons.
: rs Ttk ~ ~ d21-6t.
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IT 1878 st. NV. rooms. ~ L. 81 80
1877 and sslS St e. D rooms, N l. . is 30.
3O.s.. Vermont ava NV. rooms, m l., $50
d.I-tt JAS. Il MARI. p36 r ST. NV.
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To CALL ON THE PREsIDENT.-The heads OF
bureaus, their deputies and the chiefs and as
ststant chiefs OF divisions OF the Treasury Depart
ment have been requested TO meet In the ONCE OF
Secretary Fairchild at IL As next Monday morning
for the purpose OF calling In a body on the Presf-
dent and at 80 there will be a similar meeting In
the ONCE OF Assistant Secretary Thompson,
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800 c st. ne. 12r. $1,000
~ l. st NV Or. 1873
= l2o 10th st-..........15
<SJo Cleyei'd sy-.6r- lao
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]. LISKINs.
18th and II SITS. n. W.
I'D . Va ave .trs. q 1880
New 2d-sty. rm-2lx40.
18Th St nw.-.....-....lo
Two Stables. SIS and 10
dow
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TIE GUN Not sroLED-A report was IN circu-
lation to-day that one Of the new lo-inch guns
now making at the navy-yard had been
spoiled In construction. Inquiry at the
Navy Department revealed the existence Of
considerable indignation that such
rumor should have spread. The breech plug had
caught In screw1ng IL into place. t said az the
Ordnance once, and It would be necessary to re-
move 1t and bring IL to the proper size and shape
The gun Is far from being spoiled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-30

I,Oh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ST N w. 8
- story and esllAr brick Dwelling rooms and bath.
ello yer month TYLER RUTHEafohb.
eAs--E 1907 Of n II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-30

Mr.. JoHN B. RILEY, the superintendent OF
Indian schoolsi s out West on tour OF inspection
OF the schools As stated in yesterdays STAR he
was appointed yesterday BY the new civn service
board OF New York state principal examiner. He
has not 20 yet had the opportunity 70 resign his
present position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-30

SILVER FOR THE OFFICERS OF THE CHIcAoo.-A
number Of citizens OF Chicago have presented q
handsome silver table service to the Officers OF the
new cruiser Chicago, In token OF their apprecia-
ton OF their interest In their city's namesake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-30

RS AUTHOR CONFIDENT rHkf SR SENATE Will
PASS rr-EE Is HOPEFUL or ruI norsH ALSO
THE PROVISIONS or THE ELL AND WHAT rs SAID
ABOUT n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-30

THE PRESIDENT went into training to-day for his
New Years ordeal and shook the hands OF three
hundred and nine visitors.